ABOUT THE CONFERENCE

The application of computational models to study issues in the social sciences and humanities has been undergoing rapid development during the last decades. The conference MSBC-2022 aims to create an open panel for the effective dialogue among researchers and practitioners interested in the integration of computer science in the social sciences and humanities, focusing on data-driven operationalisation behind evidence-based decisions.

MSBC-2022 continues the subject of the 1st International & EURO Mini Conference MSBC-2019.

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IMPORTANT DATES AND DEADLINES

Pre-registration / First call for papers: November, 2021

Invited session proposals: July 10, 2022

Submission of Abstract for Proceedings: To be announced later

Paper submission to Proceedings: To be announced later

Paper acceptance notification: To be announced later

Early registration fee payment: September 10, 2022

Registration and Abstract submission (without a paper for Proceedings): September 17, 2022

Conference: September 21-23, 2022

Full paper submission to the post-conference journal: February 28, 2023

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PUBLICATIONS

The conference program consists of tutorials as well as invited and contributed papers. We encourage those interested in the conference to submit their contributions on the following topics:

• Computational Intelligence Applications in Social Sciences
• Modelling of Complex Societal Problems
• Experimental and Behavioural Economies in Creative Societies
• Concepts, Models and Measurement of Social Capital
• Agent-Based Social Simulation Systems
• Metrics of Social Cohesion and Sustainability
• Biometrical Technologies and Affective Computing
• Big Data and Optimisation in Social Networks
• OR and Ethics Understanding of the Dynamics of Social Processes
• Social Policy Modelling and Evidence-Based Decisions
• Globalisation, Society Polarisation, and Cultural Identity Issues
• Social Processes in Health Care
• Web Content and Behaviour

However, theoretical and applied contributions on other topics of modelling and simulation of social-behavioural phenomena in creative societies are also welcome.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the release of Proceedings has been postponed to the post-conference period. The details of the article submission will be clarified later.

Selected full papers will be submitted for publication in the special issue of a WoS (Clarivate Analytics) journal.

A collective monograph on the subject of the conference topics will be published by a worldwide publisher. The title and content of the book will be announced before the conference.